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Geekpedia » Videos » Microsoft's Future Vision Series: Windows Home Concept: Microsoft's Home of the Future (HD)

Microsoft's Future Vision Series: Windows Home Concept: Microsoft's Home of the Future (HD)

On Monday, April 20th 2009 at 03:40 PM

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Note* I have done some extensive searching and this seems to be the best quality out there for this video. To view and download an HD copy of this video, please go to the following link: http://www.Vimeo.com/3119437 You will find the download link at the bottom of the page. The "Windows Home Concept" (Microsoft's Smart Home) Microsoft's Vision for the Home of the Future. Windows integration into our everyday lives, is they key point in this awesome video. Whether it be tablet PC's, surface computing, touch-based gestures or Data-Syncing across home networks, Microsoft's vision of the future is very promising. The Future is happening; The Future is Now. Co-Developed By: Microsoft, Corp. & HP Invent Please Visit: http://www.OfficeLabs.com http://www.Research.Microsoft.com http://www.Microsoft.com/Azure (For the new .NET Cloud Service -- Windows Azure.) http://www.MSDN.Microsoft.com http://www.Microsoft.com http://www.Microsoft.com/AtHome/default.mspx http://www.HP.com http://www.HP.com/inventcenter http://TechNet.Microsoft.com *Copyright Protected by Microsoft, Corp. & HP Invent

Tags: Microsoft, Windows, "Home, Concept", "Future, Vision", "Windows, Seven", "Windows, Vista", "Technology, Research", "Office, Labs", Hp, "Smart, Home"

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by Bathroom remodeling clean up on Sunday, March 25th 2012 at 09:00 AM

Microsoft have a very good idea doing this home of the future project... I love the kitchen because using sensor technology, a kitchen countertop can assemble a grocery list, suggest recipes based on available items in the pantry and refrigerator, and then read aloud step-by-step directions. Here, directions for how to make focaccia bread are displayed on the counter.

by Mobile homes on Sunday, March 25th 2012 at 09:06 AM

How cool would is this ? In the teenager's bedroom of the future, every surface is interactive. With entertainment and social connections seamlessly integrated into the walls through interactive display surfaces and touch technology, the room's design can change to match a teenager's many moods.

by miller welders on Monday, April 2nd 2012 at 04:19 AM

I'd love to see more projects like this one.. I think it's a very good idea and in the near future could have a great success...

by sleep number beds for sale on Tuesday, April 3rd 2012 at 10:56 AM

I'm as amazed as the people were in 1970 when heard about the idea of computer, when the best computer was WAY weaker than an iphone, filled up an entire room, and was millions of dollars. Now everyone have a computer so I think in 20-30 years will be just normal to have a "home of the future"...

by furniture vanity on Wednesday, April 4th 2012 at 10:09 AM

One of the most interesting facilities that this home of the future has is the one that you can check the inventory of your fridge and pantry via your phone while you’re out shopping.

by Temperpedic mattress on Tuesday, May 22nd 2012 at 06:05 AM

Sounds a lot like many movie scenarios. I'm sure I saw one that featured an intelligent house capable of interacting with its occupants. I don't think my contemporary shower will learn my likes or dislikes anytime soon but I do hope one day I can just enter the shower and the water would be as hot or cold as needed without me having to adjust it. If that ever happens it will be enough for me.